Keisha Holder-Lopezz appointed Chief Surveyor @ Survey Department
The appointment is in accordance with section 92 of the Virgin Islands Constitution Order, 2007 and the advice of the Public Service Commission.
As Chief Surveyor, Mrs. Holder-Lopez will be responsible for leading the Survey Department, including its effective management of survey requests, cartographic data and the associated tools and technology.
She will also be responsible for providing expert advice and reports, and for the day-to-day management and training of staff in the department.
Experience in Monsterrat & TCI
Prior to joining the Virgin Islands Public Service, Mrs. Holder-Lopez served as Chief Surveyor for the Government of Montserrat; and as a Senior District Surveyor in Turks and Caicos Islands. She also has extensive experience working as a private sector surveyor for various firms in Trinidad and Tobago.
According to information, Mrs. Holder-Lopez has been a member of the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) since April 2016. She has been recognised as a Certified Associate in Project Management by the Project Management Institute (PMI) and she holds a Bachelor of Science (Second Class Honours) in Surveying and Land Information from the University of the West Indies St. Augustine Campus.
Mrs. Holder-Lopez has continually worked to keep her professional skills current, having completed courses including promoting integrity in the workplace, environmental impact assessments, administrative law and professional ethics for RICS members.
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11 Responses to “Keisha Holder-Lopezz appointed Chief Surveyor @ Survey Department”
There is a lot and I say, there is massive underhandedness that has been going on for decades with the way in which peoples properties are being wrongfully handled and taken away without proper process and due diligence - especially with the elders, sickly, those without any families and persons living abroad.
WE the people needed this unbiased leadership and management - I pray and trust that the many of us who have suffered gravely due to the hands of the greedy ones who use the loose system to benefit them are brought to justice and compensation granted to those who have fought and still fighting for their due rights; and those on the inside that aid in the malicious works to butter their pockets or property exchange are exposed and titles removed for failure to adhere to the laws of regulatory bodies they defiantly ignore because they see it as a way to enrich theirs.
The entire system including land registry needs a comprehensive review and proper procedures and processes need to be put in place to circumvent any systematic flaws and practices.